For about a year now, I've been seeing recipes for cold-brew coffee everywhere. I had never tried making it myself, but I am a sucker for iced coffee in hot weather, so when Coast to Coast Coffee sent me some lovely whole beans (a must for this project, by the way) I decided to give it a whirl. Here's what you'll need: A glass pitcher or large mason jar Good-quality, whole-bean coffee, coarsely ground (I used these) Filtered waterA measuring cup A wooden or plastic spoon (not

DISCLAIMER: The coffees reviewed in this post were sent to me free of charge for the purposes of review. All opinions are my own. I received four different coffees for this review, from Coast to Coast Coffee: Mexico Chiapas -- "Caramel, dark cocoa, almond" flavours Superior Dark --" This is a full bodied coffee, highlighted with dark chocolate flavors, and a caramelized sugar reminiscent of molasses." Decaf -- "Sweet, rich, citrus" flavours Papua New Guinea Enorga -- "Chocol

I was so excited to learn that teabook was going to be sending me a box of samples to try, but I had no idea just how awesome the box would be! Behold the wonder: One of teabook's "hooks" is that they make it easy to take loose-leaf tea on the go. To that end, they provided me with the teabook Tea Tumbler in addition to several packets of green tea, oolong tea and one packet of a speciality tea. What makes teabook really special is the tea itself. They work with tea gardens

DISCLAIMER: I received the products mentioned in this post free of charge for my honest review. All opinions and viewpoints are my own. A couple of weeks ago, I received an awesome package in the mail from a company named Teapigs. When they said they were going to be sending me some tea, I didn't imagine the box would be this generous! I was like a kid at Christmas. I mean really....who doesn't love getting yummy stuff in the mail? Delivery was SUPER fast. So fast that w